Capital Allocation and Implied Volatility

Capital Allocation and Implied Volatility

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How can you use implied volatility to help you allocate capital? In this video Don Kaufman of TheoTrade shares why you should look at the implied volatility of a stock before determining your capital allocation size. Different stocks and ETFs have different expected moves. Therefore you should not risk the same amount of capital on every stock or ETF.

 

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